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Dublin Pubs with O'Hara's Irish Pale Ale on Draught

  • 19-04-2013 1:35pm
    #1
    upforit101
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    Hi all I was wondering what Pubs in Dublin had O'Hara's Irish Pale Ale on Draught?
    Cheers and thanks in advance


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  • #2
    Lovely Bloke
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    Farrington's has the Double IPA.

    I think The Hole in The Wall has the Irish.

    Possibly O'Neill's


  • #3
    BeerNut
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    Have a flick through the pins on this map.

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  • #4
    Passenger
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    Sin é on the Quays have both O'Hara's Pale ale and Stout on draught.


  • #5
    upforit101
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    Cheers for all the replies, It looks like Sine E and Czech inn are my new "locals" then!


  • #6
    Thundercats Ho
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    BeerNut wrote: »
    Have a flick through the pins on this map.

    You can add Tullys bar in Carlow town to the list. They're selling the O Hara's bottles now.


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  • #7
    bennyineire
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    The Brew Dock across from Connelly Station sell a serious amount of craft beer on tap


  • #8
    BenShermin
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    If you find yourself in south west Dublin then The Cherrytree on Walkinstown Roundabout does it on tap.

    The pub has a mainly older clientele that are set in their Guinness/bland lager ways and it's very funny to hear their opinions on it.


  • #9
    irish_goat
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    Bull and Castle on Christchurch, Izakaya (sp?), Czech Inn, Doyles all have it.


  • #10
    adrian522
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    Foggy Dew have it too.


  • #11
    Colonel Sanders
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    I saw O'Hara's ale in the morgue in Templeogue about 6 months ago which stunned me tbh!


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  • #12
    ronoc101
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    More surprising that they had 5am Saint and Punk IPA on draft. Less surprising that they didn't last as nobody was drinking them :(


  • #13
    Seaneh
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    The Church Bar and Restaurant near Jervis has it on tap (and the Red and Stout).


  • #14
    Thundercats Ho
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    BeerNut wrote: »
    Have a flick through the pins on this map.
    Thundercats Ho wrote: »
    You can add Tullys bar in Carlow town to the list. They're selling the O Hara's bottles now.


    You can also add the seven oaks hotel in carlow town to the list.
    They have the carlow bottles plus the blonde on draft.


  • #15
    bennyineire
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    mmm didn't know Carlow pubs were regarded as Dublin pubs


  • #16
    Thundercats Ho
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    bennyineire wrote: »
    mmm didn't know Carlow pubs were regarded as Dublin pubs

    It's the closest applicable thread, so that the beoir list can be updated.
    Please tell me the correct thread to post in and i'll do so, or better still, i'll send you all of my further posts for you to vet before i submit them?


  • #17
    Stereomaniac
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    Woah lads, let's not get too unruly now. Have ye drank too much ale or something? :) Anyway, the general rule of thumb when in Carlow for me is: drink whatever you can find. Always.


  • #18
    Robert McGrath
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    Stags Head has it as well


  • #19
    bennyineire
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    "Dublin Pubs with O'Hara's Irish Pale Ale on Draught" thread name, simples


  • #20
    Bobby42
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    Robert Reade's on Store street have it .


  • #21
    cunnifferous
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    Russells in Ranelagh has the pale ale on tap.


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